Avatar: The Last Airbender + Legend of Korra

If you could choose what kind of Bender you'd be. What element would you choose?

  • Waterbender

    Votes: 20 29.9%
  • Earthbender

    Votes: 13 19.4%
  • Firebender

    Votes: 22 32.8%
  • Airbender

    Votes: 10 14.9%
  • Non-Bender

    Votes: 2 3.0%

  • Total voters
    67
Having just finished shotgunning all three books and all of book four that's up, I'm feeling good about the series as a whole.

The whole Korrasami thing seemed a tad more on the nose than in previous seasons. Probably to help drive home that it's been three years and everyone is older.
 
Not too much happened in this episode but we did get some great Toph and Korra moments. Also more of Hitle- I mean Kuvira. Looks like she means business.
 
i fucking love toph

don't really get what kovira was doing at the coronation though. like "leaders are bad. that's why i'm going to usurp the throne and be a leader. so there are no more leaders". i'm confused??? also why are we bringing the anti-leader plot back again...

also why did she ask wu to give a speech if her intention was to usurp the throne anyway. like, what if he said no. would she not have done it? goddammit wu.
 
Toph continues to be the same old awesome Toph we know and love her parts ere hands-down the best pars of the episode, although the Eska scene was fun too. Asami was conspicuously absent from the episode, tho, but there wasn't much for her to have done anyway so w/e.

Kuvira is railing against hereditary leaders only (i.e. she should have no problem with Raiko). She's saying that the leaders should be leaders because of their abilities and accomplishments, not just because they're related to the preceding leaders. And she does have a point: if she wasn't so villainously ruthless (and now dipping into evil spirit voodoo science or whatever the glowing root's all about), it'd be easy to agree that she'd be a much better leader for the Earth "Kingdom" than Wu. Granted, he'd have advisers or whatever pulling the real strings for him, but that makes you wonder why a figurehead king would be necessary at all: at best it's a waste of money, at worst it's an invitation for another Dai Lee situation.
 
i guess that's all the toph we're getting this season.

so today we got... what felt like a filler episode, really. focusing on tenzin's kids.

hooray.

honestly i just don't like any of them. i don't get why jinora, who can usually find people's auras or whatever in a second, is suddenly having trouble. just because korra's physically disconnected from the world doesn't mean her spirit should disappear, but whatever
 
Sometimes the little details in this show are distracting.
Toph saying something important?
Sorry, distracted by the frog with bull horns in the foreground. Cause, you know...it's a bullfrog.
 
Nabber said:
i guess that's all the toph we're getting this season.

so today we got... what felt like a filler episode, really. focusing on tenzin's kids.

hooray.

honestly i just don't like any of them. i don't get why jinora, who can usually find people's auras or whatever in a second, is suddenly having trouble. just because korra's physically disconnected from the world doesn't mean her spirit should disappear, but whatever

please start closing your spoiler tags at the end, jesus

also

she probably couldn't detect Korra because of the location she was in + her lack of expression of spiritual energy up until the great tree or whatever?

also toph was awesome in this episode so like